2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.biteb.2021.100797
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Impact of degraded solid waste utilization as a daily cover for landfill on the formation of methane and leachate

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“…[18] conducted a sensitivity analysis using Parkland County and its surrounding counties in Alberta, Canada as an example to assess the impact of key techno-economic parameters on the calculation results.Warmadewanthi I.D.A.A. [19] studied the type of biological cover (old and young refuse) and thickness (15, 20, 30 cm) as variables.The results showed that the differences of methane gas and leachate reduction in 15 vs 20 cm bio-cover thickness were significant.…”
Section: Research On the Comprehensive Utilisation Of Coal-based Indu...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[18] conducted a sensitivity analysis using Parkland County and its surrounding counties in Alberta, Canada as an example to assess the impact of key techno-economic parameters on the calculation results.Warmadewanthi I.D.A.A. [19] studied the type of biological cover (old and young refuse) and thickness (15, 20, 30 cm) as variables.The results showed that the differences of methane gas and leachate reduction in 15 vs 20 cm bio-cover thickness were significant.…”
Section: Research On the Comprehensive Utilisation Of Coal-based Indu...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the low BOD content of mature landfill leachate and the additional operating cost of external carbon sources, it is necessary to identify some cheap and easily available new carbon sources and study their applicability. For example, municipal solid waste will produce a certain amount of methane in the landfill process, and some of them will exist in the landfill leachate in the form of dissolved gas [111,112]. However, this methane is not fully utilized and is mostly discharged into the atmosphere in the form of waste.…”
Section: Future Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Post-mining soil and solid waste sampling were carried out randomly on non-intact, disturbed soil. Samples were taken at 7 locations, at depths of 0, 20, and 50 cm, with as much as 0.5 kg being recovered each time (Susianti et al, 2022;Warmadewanthi et al, 2021a). The samples from different depths were mixed and placed in double plastic, then labeled with the date of collection, place of collection and code.…”
Section: Sample Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%